St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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SENIORS Qc1rr1el1'a S 'flzne K7 7791501-H Armen TRION, GEORGIA ,49 - '52 So I have done the best I can. '4It's awfully nice to see you . . . - Dadjim! -And with the familiar ejaculation, Anne is off to rustle up some new project, likely to range from presidency of the junior class or Service Council to varsity basketball or tennis. In her spare time she may be found lending her able assistance to the Altar Guild or her charming smile to the May Court. Possessed of a quiet personality and a subtle humor, her few well-chosen words are, with rare exceptions, apropos. Further attempts to point out the good and bad about Anne would be futile-besides, itis not nice to point. es gee MMV, , J 'Kiwi Is that the end? asked Christopher Robin. 1 l I Thafs the end mf that one. There are others. Z About Pooh and Me?'? M And Piglet and Rabbit and all zjyou. Dorftyou remember?', l ' 1 I do remember, he said, ony Pooh doesrft vepf well, so thafs why he likes having it OGSY told to him again. Because then ifs a real stomf and not just a remembering. . ,VJ s X Thafsjust how Ifeel, I said. -fl 23 My . ..,,fej,5,, W

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SENIORS qfrztury ane qnusvofl i!NanCy9? HAMPTON, VIRGINIA '50 - '52 g'0h, there's such a lot ry' things to do ana' such a lot to be That there's always lots cy'cher1ies on my little cherfy tree! 'gWhen I get to Californian-g'Look at me! When I lose some weight . . . -Must be the born leader who chops off those natural curls at every provocation. She ruins her eyes by continual reading and fancies herself by degrees an expert in psychology and a psychological case. One of the few people in the class of ,52 who could bring the class to any semblance of order, she has led us through thick and thin ibut mostly thick-L'Perish the thought! J. De- scriptive language and unpredictable humor keep life fx.. Qafheritie fflorence Clyesf Cathy CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ,47 - ,SZ I can think whatever I like to think. Well, girls . . . APrick up your ears and get ready to listen, for it's Cathy again, introducing a new idea. It is she who propagates 'most every scheme which material- izes as a prank of the incorrigible day students of the class of '52. Who wore the daringly decorated garters, smuggled in ginger ale to her sophomore cohorts, and led and partici- pated in so many other escapades with dash and 6clat? On the other hand, who seems to know every obscure date in history or to be able to charm Mrs. Boaz with a review of Thr Conqwrors? Need we tell you? 122 around her anything but dull.

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In lflzieh Christopher Robin Leads an Expotilion up the M0lll'1lllilI, NE fine day Pooh and Christopher Robin just happened to meet. 'WVe are all going on an Expedition. said Christopher Robin. 'gGoing on an Expotition? asked Pooh eagerly. I don't think l've ever been on one of those. Wlhere are we going to on this Expotition? Ex- pedition, silly old Bear. lt's got an 'X' in it. H0h! said Pooh. ul know. But he didn't really, Were going to discover the Mountain. You must all bring Provisions. 'gBring what? Things to eatf, g'Oh! said Pooh happily. Nl thought you said Provisions. And he stumped off to tell the others. The first erson he met was Rabbit. g'Hallo Rabbit 3' he said His that ou? Let's retend P 5 a a Y P it isn't, said Rabbit, and see what happensf' 'Tve got a message for you and all the rest of yourllunior friends and relations. X'Ve are all going on an Expotition, which I think is some kind ol' a boat. just after Rabbit had said that he would Love to go, Tigger bounced by, a typical Sophomore just as he has always been. Of course, he said he would Love to go Too. So Pooh left Tigger, who didn't have time to stop bouncing, and went on to Piglet's house in the first floor of the Junior Dorm. The Piglet was sitting on the floor of Miss Lonergan's study blowing happily at a dandelion and wondering whether he would stop being a Freshman this year, next year, some time or never. He too was a little Confused about what an Expotition was, but he thought it might be a Confused Noise so he might add to it by inviting Kanga and Roo. After all, as he pointed out, three six graders are so small that they wouldn't take up Too Much Room and they did so much with the seventh and eighth. And it was a Good Thing Kanga and Roo were invited, because they had some food to bring. . . . And at last, the Expotition was ready . . . and they Climbed up the hill and looked down AND LOOK AT XVHAT THEY SAYY: l24l